So last week, the hundredth Supervillainous strip went up, and I felt a bit of pride knowing that I accomplished something I’d never done before. I even asked for a “performance review” of the comic from you good folks, and I got some pretty good feedback. I felt good – great, in fact – as a tiny hint of self-esteem bubbled to the surface.
And that ended tonight. This is comic 101.
101.
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One hundred and one. It feels like I’m starting over. I know I’m not, and it’s not rational for me to look at it as square one, but there it is. It’s not necessarily a bad thing. I was extremely enthusiastic about the comic when I first started, and while that hasn’t gone away, I’m not so manic about it. This time around, starting from one feels comfortable. Honestly, I put in a tremendous amount of energy to get the first fifteen strips finished in order to make the Spiderforest Webcomics Collective application deadline. (It worked out, if you hadn’t noticed.) I just don’t think I could balance a full time job with the vacation-assisted comic workload I put on myself back then. Which brings me to…
The biggest request was for more frequent updates. I’d love to be able to do that, but I have a hard enough time building a buffer, and what I’m doing now just works for me. I don’t want to disappoint, but I don’t want the quality to slip, especially since there’s a real difference between that first strip and where Supervillainous is right now. It leaves room for growth.
Anyway, enjoy the week, and here’s to the next hundred!
By RazorD9 Wed Jul 9th 2014 at 4:39 am
Good thing for C.C. Joey no longer wishes to crush him. E-yup.
By okapi Mon Jan 19th 2015 at 6:02 am
no try. only do.
By maggPi Mon Jan 23rd 2017 at 11:16 am
“…spiffy…”
Btw, could I borrow Joey? Chiropractors are expensive.
By Poetically Psychotic Wed Jan 17th 2018 at 5:48 pm
Now that’s irony. I think.
… At the very least, he’s going to need *some* new iron bones, may as well get an iron knee too.